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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-02

THIRD NATIONAL BANK.
Corner Thlrd ana Robert streets.
CAPITAL 100000
WALTER MANN RICHARD e. SLOWER.
President Cashe
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-02

inally steady at $3.50 bid. Barley dull and
unchanged. l}ra7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-02

002s Fort Wayne %. 1867
1895 Harlem. ........ 220
1925 Houston s. Tex. SO
26k Illinois Central. 129
81 Ind. B. g. West. Is
OH Kansas s. Texas. 3O5a
.06 Lake Erie s. W.. Is
.O2 Lake Shore. -. 94Z
1871 Louisville & N. 60$4
.14% L's'ville s. N. A. 81
.l9% Memphis & G. 551a
so Mich, Central. =. 87%
9SA Min. & st. Louis. 1SA
99A dopreferred.. AZ
1857 Missouri Pacific. 109
.o6ss Mobile s. Ohio. 1874
.40% Morris & e. ...... 139
lie Nashville & Co.. SO
10 N. j. Central. -. 81
.29%INor. s. W. pfd.. 4TL
.lSA North. Pacific. 2734
$50 do preferred. 5S%
IL Chicago & N. w. 114ss
10 do preferred. l4l
.O2M N. Y. Cent 80. 112A
10 Ohio s. Miss. 80. 27
l02 do preferred. So
As Ontario u West. 1TL
80 Oregon Transc'l. 31T
St Pacific Mail. -. 545s
AZ Peoria. D. s. E.. 35
80 Pittsburg. ...... Isl
80 Pullman Pal. G. las
I09 Reading. ....... SO
AZ Rock Island. =. 1875
40 st. L. & San. F.. 32A
58A do preferred. 65%
35A do LIST prefd.. 1927
8 c., NJ. s. st. Paul. 9O5z
14A do preferred. 100
2 94 St. Paul NJ. & NJ. lis
1927 st. Paul & Om.. 4S
l6O do preferred. 1075{
1917 Texas Pacific. 27%
II Union Pacific. :. 81
37%U S. Express. 62
81 W., St.L.& Pac.., 1TA
$50 do preferred. 80
101%Wells Fargo Elk. 12S
134AIW. U. Telegraph 1881
24M o. R. & No.. 1917
1917 do Imp. Co. 80. 3S
T1L Col. Coal. ...... 372
1871 N. Y. G. s. st. L.. 81
~ do DrefQrrad 1913
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-02
NORTHERN PACIFIC. J. !, RAILROAD
New Overland Route"
Portland, Or, and the Pacific Northwest

The Pioneer Line between st.
Paul. Minneapolis. Moorhead and
Fargo, and the ONLY Line running
Dining Cars anu pullman SIeepers
etween Those Points.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-02

CAPITAL 0UU,UUU.
ALEX. RAMSEY. Prest ANTHONY YoERG, Jr., Y. Pr
VIM. BICKE Cashier. p. n. KERSr. Asst. Cash
GERMANiA BANK
Corner Fifth and Wabasha streets opposite Pos
Office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-02

Augurs and augur bits discount 5000;
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-02
Quotations of stocks and Bonds.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The following are thu
closing nriceS hid to-day.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24
CONTINUED SHOCKS
whole Commanity snGer-
ing Great WaraahIps.
TAis of Hosrsss TAas are Issssasa -
IudlAs BspFsaasions ns-sslentiusn
SEAT % Iav,ssixn,e

NcasLRs. A. r., Dec. 1s--Tomorrpw
Dx. Goedefsllow, neco1apsniad 81
namber 81 Msxiusn army uiaeeEs viii
leave fer The safthqaaka Etflaken dis.
illcl q bsspo. e0nofa, fer the roIpc11
Of further s4ndyinN sha rhanumanel
ooullnusnoe 81 snoeks and tha rceuilar
results fhsre fEu<n olnsaf8 stationed
ihexs tust arrived Ia tkla city. The
oaily sbooss oouttnne ead, II anYthiER.
are mneh moHa severe. A large nnnln0f
et so.enllte naon, representing Ne
United STATES and MexioAn eoFeEn
meula aEe expinFinR NE district.
uoi1net kosterlIlzkg. Of hayi1pe, So
nuKa, w46 Ia she eily inaa nl4hA and
Rnye an accouat ef she euHeYlnE1 81 ihA
people q tie easlhauake etfiohen dis
iEict. he sass that thn Mexican aug-
ernment Eeeently ssnt 4 lot Of plogi.
slons, ooa lne reapie aFe deaallnae of
clothing. What few houses wers cun.
s,fueted = month a1o have boen a..
siFnyed, and the paopla ara now living
on Refuge bill IN bats oonslxaoleA az
poles and QKaag. The waalheR Ia vers
cold. A small hasa u Apache rna ans
are also dopredallna ia TIE vicinity, ard
u ne lass thfee @eoka four mgn hnVa
been killed ana much stock run %. TIE
shocks aFe frequent, though no new
rifta have been opened. u q stated
that Dr.. Goodfellow, WITH a member of
Mexican ofdrera, will leava for THAI
region tomorrow for the purpose u
scientific resezrohea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

WEALTHY MAN AND mHa wrWE F0UNn.
ONE DEAD. the OTHER pxfNG.
NEW 10RN, Dec. 2.--lamQn Miliar. a
real estate dealer 20 vears old was foand
lying dead thia morning 0n the hqur of
hia room. Beside him lay his wlfo uncnn-
scions and dying. on hsr face ana krsa
are several gaahoa. II Is supposed thar
tho couple were attacked and hoafaA hY
robbefA Tha discovery was made ~ 4
letter carrier who knocked a. fheiR door.
he received 40 answer bnt heard labuFed
breathing from within. That caused him
g think eofnethinH Waa wrong within.
he called poiieemans who hruko opem
the door. The furniture and kltnhon
lten9il1 and crockery we're broken, ana
the fragments we're afrewn over tho door.
Mr.. Nil er ives . wealthy man.
Mrs. Miller has been insane for aoma
time. and 4 snow thought that her hun.
hand was attacked with heart eisaaaa
and fell FROM the chair. ana in falling
knocked ever the stove,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

I'm sToER rHousknDs or DoEE.Ans, HU1
HE u now n CUSTODY.


I'm aToER THousANDs or DoELAhs, HUT
HE - now N CUSTODY.
HAEErAx, N. g., Dec. 23.-Frank No
Nealy. for whom the Detectives have
been locking for menths. was captured
here this moEnipg. MeNealy's crime
was tha theft Of &f6S 900 in bonds and
$500 in cash from the saco u Bidde.
ford Savings institution, Of Sac0, Me-,
Of which be vas teller. Hs fied 20 ka-
rope, bat returned hers on the steamer
Polynesian on Sunday. his brother
came from Saco and nnet him, and the
theory Ii that be took Away tue bonds
With him when / Q returned 20 naoos as
shcy we're not found when Me-
Nealy's ba0gaRs vas seafehed today:
His trunks contained many suits OF
costly clothing ADD considerable me
jawslFy. TIE only writing found was
fvo kilograms in cipher. There vas
also g complete Quilt Of eppiiences Tor
edecting diseuises. Young MoNeaiy
admitted bis identity. de sent for
Consui General Phsiaa, with whom Dc
lad long private interview. The saoo
authorities we're notihed OF the arrest.
McNealy subsequently, seeetveo ois-
pasoh from Oaahitf Kelly Of The Ssoo
and Biddsfofd savings lEsliiu.ions sfat
inc that bis brother, Harry MeNealy,
had ieft for Halifax TO act a. their agent
10 explain meters and make nl a.
raUrenents. The state constable at
saeo tonight teIeRraphed 90 the chief OF
ualioe 10 hold the prisoner until the
proper pagers had been forwarded.
Oonsni Fheian has received dis
uatehea ffam The teller Of fbe 6sc0 ard
| Bidde ord tnstitafion oulhoriEina him
10 take care az any az The siclen bonds
| shat might be secured. The oipher tel
eoranns have been translated. and 80.
pear 70 have been intended for trans
mission 10 q friend BY MeNealy, as they
saw his identity has been discovered
snd they give 8 cipher fer use Il send-
ina hinA dispatches.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24
THE READING STRIKE.
The Entlre sysfezn Il Like
" 20 be ARected.
An Hanas auis wAsu non -UnlaA H.a
Ara Pit . wsrk Dlssharxiax coal
-JsaI.l.l In..Ess.s.ss 4. q.

PnIEADeERnlk, Dec. 8.-OVer 100
naen smployed b. fhe Rhila1siphfA ana
heading Railroad Company on their
llnea runnin4 fFDm Wess Fails 10 Pert
hlehmon1 ocai whaKvss either as tram
n1en, e1al ban6los or lrelahl handlefa,
quit work thin nfieKna0n at 80. This
nstion vas caused 81 fhe fnirodneiien
Of G tr1in cg6w ok AVs non union men
50 do work npen whieh nnscn men had
neen employ ed .bui lad been disctaEred.
This mavernent wiA be communicated
70 ell shs smpio5es Of tie soed. and
general strike on all the lines Of the
10mpany may be tha resnlf. The
trouble oEt1lnnted yeszerday when 4
cEeW Of freight handlers ennaoed in
shifting caEs loaded With hoaE mao 3
pier coafEolied By she 6rm CT Chaa. \.
1aslor'B aDnss refused 10 deliver any
moEe freight 20 the firm unless she BON
union labaEeks eznKi0Fed ID hamdlipa
fk1 freizet Gheaid b discharged.
Superintendent 6Weieard issned an
oresE discharaing the ores who reseAed
% handle che freight, and thFeatenina
the sauso punlehmens 60 ether enswa
wfo would fellow ne prfesdsnt. Ali
Tie remaining force whieh consisted Of
four oEewB refusing to obey the order
we're discharged. The news Of the dis
charge quiekly spread and this afleF-
noon when The Greg Of non-unioz men
was put b w8Fk every other empIoye
struck. A laFgs police force Is on hand
70 protect the oompany's property.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

01Eir1mas festivities Is Talleis. and Ehs
1Eismph vii EeEnais ihaEa until nexl
AondsE when ake uiIl 81 fnr tha sguth
atsppinR 2s Santa BaEhana and San
Disco. and Mexican poria Nelpar4ise
VII 1oa b Reached hziuFa Apria. a ia
expected that the SwfflsuEs, Ne risioE
s1lp % ~ IKinmuh. wilI bs mst fheEa
wnan tks ndnixal,s fac vii Be ifans-
keEo9 an6 ha wiA centinue hia trip
north arriving In EsQuImal& u tha
HpginG. Is vas learned also tnzl Ad-
miEnI Enne1Ee Bas unde< orders TO
make ihs cruise In Behring's aea cur.
inH the eoming sunmer. He viii ~
port 70 his aeeernn1n1 On tha opeEa-
tiona Of the Unitaa Hlafes aruissls nj
that region. The TFiumph hae new
been Ia thess Halers for three rsara
without eessatian and as customary II
Z intenoso - rstuEn home 81 TIE end Of
ID e psriod
D1lfna her Paciac sfnias The 7Ri-
uDph has lost ninety men by desaxsion,
and notWifhsiAndine the ssntries have
ben doubled she has lest dnFinR her
present viEis Eve men.
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FUN.

Il aealaFss7 ezslalsaad Nra. Eoaas, a.
ahe vainiy endeayd4od 70 dfaseot fkefar
key, IL yea aaent tbs posFsst man 10
90 makkeiiuG. Ihta tnfkay'G old -
MeihCseiah." " ''fossibly.n Eopliad
Eoeas. unabsshed. s'b1i M dear, u fs
female bird. and coartear 10 ths eex pre-
vented ne fam iDquirine about her
age. - Bosfos Transcript.
He (af G Chicaeo oFesasuFantl l-'sfbess
ere aumbes Of psamineut pe0pio pres
euf, Mfa. Wab8sh. Therp 3 an exsrsv-
exnsr and 90 ex jadea aDd an * pfssi-
deui Of railroad and an ex-diasfist a.
taxncy.n 6he-"fes. ard ihs esntis-
man talking b tta ex- iadQe e Al ex.
husband efmins. Wee York fnn.
Gas laho bas hSsn making an sgsu-
ina eAiil -"Whst avery osld ana dia-
tart eiFi Miss Waldo IS, JACK. Whsn /
bade heF good night she only gave M
thsss fnReKs. I aeiuaily had 4 chill, =
Jack--And Whai did you de, 0u1fD
Gag-'I siopped Gu NY wsT boane fwo
e thFes time and eot three fingers
naoFe. .n--Fsts Yert 6sa-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

.-......~Sss.aR MKEriM9 oE WAeHn39To
- rC !, fatEioste gfeex tens
.a.,.rrs. & eFce aasnlzA!, e s- =. - = - -
s. -. y - - nslnrfzg q esen nanlA. "
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24
sTORT OF SHIPWRECk.
waful ExperEence 81 I'VE
sole sarvlvern


NKw XoEx. Dee. za.-Ths stnrg of 4 :
Ioss of TIE Ameri1au clipper s5lp AlfFea
Watts has insf been tala by Osoar Linn
and Henry Ma0nus. The anie survivors
OF tie cre8 of twantf-eirht. Tke
Watts, zndex onsnmand of Caplain 4 /.
n. johnson. isfs Philadalphia Ootoher
81 with q fall cargo e Oh for Japan.
On U9tobeF 19th q hnKrioane struck the
vessel and RACED for hours sfiorw sads.
sweeDlnR tie decks clean and teaKiaa
ne yards from tbs maala.y About nnon
knes ssa boarded She vessel, and Cap
tain J0huscn an twenty atx msn we're
carried away and drowned. Tha TIVE
gurtlvi1R sailors ei1na b the hxuken
nxfuFes On the main desk. The main
l1ast snapped olose Of 50 the deak and
the other masta followed. Iha snip be-
gan to hll, and soon the decks we're
Hooded With wafer. The mea managed
20 set some ine-soaked provisions and
water from the tanks, and 90 sustained
llfe. On November 20ah, thirtv-swp
days afterwards, tie bark Lizzie PefrY.
Of Yarmouth. took tue two survivors
on tne wassFlcgged ship in sn exhausted
conditicn.
Iho Perry vas wrecked q fs@ DAYS
later on reef Bouih of thc BaFbadoea,
but ali hands we're saved by an Eneliah
steamer. Among those lost on the
watts we're A. y. Oakfsrd, Of Philaaei.
1hia, q passenger.
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rne cnEsTzrs FAILEs.

II was FsininR hasd. ANA hs steed an
aer ths sHsiteF ef : 5egesson avenua
awninQ ana watched anti the right soFi
e nan ezaae 1i5ra. Then he atsppsa
ouf fnd skias
sAkl Was laying for yoa, cd fsi
lev. That uUtsella res naolsr fEoM
aae ihrsa n6nfk8 aao
afhsssnufa.p uas - pfsmp. reply.
sUon's ysa ha1ie4t H4f
anshl insl eot Il hee ul1ns19 eaD
~ uIaFfHa lta sak2e RaEa9s 1f1AIa f1e
ext man ~ LFffrii Pre- Press.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

IN y srELL GIIys EaOgez SLOWLY
sKaKNo.

IN n grKLL ALIVE Zao0ea sLcWBH
aINKMo.
ALsANx, N. Y, Dso. IA Washing
SPECIAL says thss the illness OF sx Sec
resary ManninQ vas erased In Kreat
measure by bad drainage IN the treas
nFy bnilding. 1his vas ons Of the causes
prirataly assigned wben be Wss
hrsf stEicken hsre With an Illness - to
the nature Of which The physieiAna a.
the time wer6 not disposed 10 take the
public into their conadeEce-
AZ nooa ID vas beiisved thai Ag. Man
ming uouid survive the dAy. he had
briehtensd up little and retained bis
conssi0aEnees. H0Never q SLOW bal
steady weAkenine Of The systsm was 30
sieed. his pniHs bscoming intermittent
aBd bis siehf falling. De vas siif TAX
inc little s4fmuiauts a. in,egvaid. Ihe
family ware prep4ssd for the appaozeh-
ina end
ToniRht the sufferers condition ah1vs
"a eAsnRs, sxsspt tkai be Is a0mevhai
weaker.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

Ths diapatohes report heavy raiaa
and foods in ItAlg. Many Flsers are 30
swollsa that they threaten 70 oyerfow
th6iF uks.
The employees Of the San Rraaotsoo
stock ExchauGa hava bson voted one
montl's salaFy - Chfistnas pEasens.
Fire Destroyed sierllna'a hoist and
4 buiiding belonging 30 II. IA. Wfieht.
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- IaYE nor.n ~ rnmKn EAH-
GNAGRg.

IA sould nos - snsst uadsf AM fies
eausslanues. aEG would apeii TIE pne4-
tiflI rl01la o. s9eetest Fole1 81 ne
aosfa. Gnrslg 2 IA lltbs GisAn nAn neV
e f4ka tae piaea ~ ~ lows gon
tb11ea 4 e01l6 a1arceig be 80 11ae1-
e1eod na wheu fao NrannAm&n said 6fs-
saf1ig - an Ameflesn eIfI. "
adarS and rs esd, nA11 il gaal
aif. Scr. srriaa ls.psst ess.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24
THINGS WORTH REMEMBERINo.

Whsn yun feel q kind Of eopenesa
about tbs stomach II Il q Sign thai yoaf
food does not sit veil aud that yoU ere
about 10 have q 90 af Indigestion.
When you begin 20 feel nervea2 and
are unable 70 sit still comfoftably; when
yonr clothes snddenly seem 10 lose thsir
st snd hesome too Sight h places the
Eit Of INDIGESTION Il surely npon yon.
When tbis 6t 81 indigestion b repeat
ca fFcu day 20 dsY i hnaliy resolves ~
self into dyspepsia
Chronic Dyspepsia vii surely MAKE
tha happiest life q hell up0n Earth.
Rsmember thai fhfee e ten Of BRAN-
paEfH's PMS vii oufs tbs g0Eat a9se
of indigestion or Dyspepsia OF both,
and that & regular course Of them, e8y
two esery night for q week Or ten days.
yin sst as a preventive Of eitheg eam-
uta1uf.
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cRrsE rec GRgkr res UFrnn.
AHCE.

Professor Clayton tells q thfilii1R ex-
psriense, ssya the Warduer Nssca. AZ
Rnby Oity, whiia licking over q claim
"a detsFmine the most favorable piacs
ko uFospost for q hlina ledge, Al exteE-
sion Of = VaInabls raine, be aceidsntailg
Ia marking ihe RFou1d DAG 20 s1ms
good ore and exposed fhs Bedze. Tbs
ineStose, Who hsd seesntiy sold s for ~
facanstdsFabia snm, we're with him.
One 81 shem in6uiged n great deal Of
gF3lsaity, carsinG his igsk for 64giaz
sfiiied aBsy fortune. TaFnina 70 bis
rartasr, wto uas less demans'ratis1, be
inaaiFee: sWh7 aonis yeu kickF'
ssDo1't tax b nas rm hart - bad I
uan't ksck. I'm blse6inG insids.H
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TIE BITTER FIGHT N THn OHEAoKEx
NATION - KNDKn.
81. LouIs. Dec. a-T'he latest adFiuas
from IohleQuah say thai special agent
Anderson gave tho two conkending aAe.
lions clearly % uRdorsland yesterday
that be would give them afty.eiRht hnuIn
70 seltle their dilflcnlliaa and In Al mo end
az that time the trouble waa not adinsted
the government would 8foa IN and aettla
u fer th0U. In view uf ghia the Nation
alislaago said last night 60 have aRreed %
come in today and furnish q quorum In
the senate. and vote and declare fhe cleo
tloa Of the principal and assistant chief
Of the nation.
The Kansas CITY Jonrnal's Fahlsqaah
special aays: The bitter hzhf between
the two factions ever tho roaull of
tho recent eiectlons In the Charo-
ke8 nation. came - peaceful end to1aT.
Joel Mayos. the Dowaing candidate. was
declared elected. Special aRani Afm.
strong returned % Washington tonight
Earthquake IN massachusetts,.
BEDFoRD, Mas. Dec. "A deep rum.
bling sound lasting three seconds, nooom-
panied ny = trempr Of the earth. was no
tlcod here shortly after midnight. Inc
diaturbanc aroused tho people from thelg
slegp. The shock was felt az Acushneil
aad other towns In this vicinity.
WaFmfag Bynamffas
HALIFAX. Dec. q IA explosion Of d.
namite a. q limestone Quarry near Hroak-
field this morning Allied four men. one cf
them being Alcxander Mcdonald. pro
pfiel0r OF tho quarry. They were WARM
lng dynamite previous 70 using Il for 4
blast, when u exploded.
eerionsly nil.
DUnLTN, Dec. g -Thompson sexton.
IaaNF -
0usly u IN this city. He is uuEosfng from
an attack Of typhoid fever.
NJ q BRnkem Rnas.
FHILIIPs Wis. Dec, f3.-Ths oronlna
passengoI train on the Wisconsin, Central
railway wea thrown from the track hr q
hr0hen rail two miles south OF Elaeld Last
night. Three cars were thrown from the
rack down q nfteen-foot embankmonk
One person was killed and fourteen were
wounded.
section uouse Barnea.
YUMA. Ar. Dec. sS.-The ella City Sec
ton house waa destroyed b. IRE early
this m0fninR Section Foreman Kdwafd
Burke was fearfully burned pfobahlg
attention The cause Of The nro Il IN
centsaI racine BHvfdena.
NEw reRK. Dec. IA divldsnd of
one per cent. has heen declared on The
Central Pacific Railroad stock. payable
on February l. fss6
cFv for Alelps
MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2. "A dispatoh from
Hudson, Wis. says that q telegram vsas
received AZ that place this morning from
New Richmond, VIA. askiuR for a1aist-
ance from the Gre department. a. the city
lgas belng destroyed hy Gro. New Rich.
mond 10 3 city q 100 Inhabitants On The
Omaha road.
Deafh Of CIeEk Wiisea.
NczTH YAKIMA. Dec Zg.-fsEselai-
W. u. Wilson, clerk Of the Yakima II.
dian agency. died this morning af FoFt
5Lmooe.
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n rAKEs 1HR TnnxoLAp rnEuMPH 70
MAZE iEEAND.
SIS naxclscn. pse a-Hes British
unaissfy,s fronc.Aa Trsamph Will sail
tumuxEgw mntnsnG soF Mane ts1and.
Ths trip has bsen tssids6 upon - Ad-
miFal Hknsaeo ID neaponse % 50 lnxllas
ainn frem k1ni1zl belknar ~ apen3
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fwo deaths IN kansaa and two In NJ
bEaeka and thcse haps been r1paxte1 .
n ka Q ecaxa 1ha esopa ia western
k4u as hape been poor and great ms
lrfify q the settlers have b.en there
bat q s1nsl Aine nnd ere po0r, bat they
ere not ID q ataxVfnR con1itloa ~ nnf
Ineane. The woatheR u modeEatln1.
ths tharm0melsF Faneing from 20 % 6o
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NAN RnANuzsco, Dec. 9a.-Ths board
Of vitieult1ral eomnlisziones has been
requested to fuEniaa clause for pro-
cnrlrR ruxe wines for public use 10 The
proposed bill already offered IS the last
eanREess % prevent aaulteration cf
feoo and draEa. The passage Of this
bill With the anendmenta suggested %
the pure food convention. which meets
on January l6th, viii be urged by the
convention.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-24

HsDNKx. N. s. W., Dec. 23-'rha Han
lsn- Ifickett race Is fixed for Msy 50,
1888. Hanlan challes ges Bubear 10 two
matches to take tiAce Ia England ID
September for $500 aida each.
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ImpeFsa I'd Exparls.

WAsHINaToH. Dee. 23.--Ths chief Of
the bureau Of statistics 10 his state
rnent Of the imports and exports OF the
United States reports that tho total val.
ues Of imports Of merchandise for Eve.
eleven ard twelve manths ended on No
vembeT 30. 1857, &c compared with eini-
lar imports for corresponding periods
of the PIE eding year, were as follows
Imports for the i've mouths ended No
vsmbeT 80, 1887, &299, ,228. .625, for the
sans period in 1886, &278. .66l AIS; for
eleven months ended N0xembeE 30,
1887, 4656, ,7O8,Sl6, IL 1886 S6o7. Isl .eo7;
For twelve monshs Of 1887, s7l2 957,-
9i6. in 1886 6s9e92. .0D7. Exports for
Eve months ended November 30, 1881,
$311, ,6b3, ,2f7, in 1885 e300.355S23. For
eleven months. 1887, &613, ,0l8.Sii; in
1886 S627. .I98. .6S3; twelvegnautha IN 1885,,
$727 .l60 SIS. il 1886 S7o3 396o,4IS.
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LsHDoR, Dec. 23.-Count Won Hats
field, German ambassador here, depart
ed Suddenly for Germany today, after
holding Q long Interview with Lord
salisbury who had especially requested
the meeting. The prime minister sub.
sequsntly had an interview with the
Russian ana French uuharaadnre-
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san Du0o, Dec. S3.--A TELEGRAM has
been Eecsiv6d from Two Republics.
Mexico, denying the reports thai PresI-
dent Diaz had e1alisd the decree Of
Minister Pachoco regarding the title Of
she international Oonpany TO Enssusda
dc T0dos santos and that Romero Rnbio
had resigned from the cabinet on 40
count OF the presidents actioD; aiao
thet HRS. Burton had mada good her
title to any portion Of Enssnada.
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PHnEApEIPHFA, Dec. 23 - Captain
Walton. Of the schooner CEaamer, re-
ports that on the 20.h instant bis mate
boarded tue wrecked schooner Kelly. OF
Uepe Henlopen. and found the captain
lying dead Oh deck. He had marks on
bis throat and bruises on his head, and
Captain Walton thinks be was laur-
dered.
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SAH FmAnunOo, Dec. 28-The Pacific
Mail O0mp1nE, which hss proatsd 90
largely from the passage money paid foF
imported Chinese slavea, have ordered
the masters Of al their vessels 10 bring
no more Chinese 90 this poKt unless
they have proof Of their right % iRnd.
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aays that King Milan, Of SsFvis, reply
ing 70 the address Of cnneratuiafion
presented BY tbs chamber OF deputies,
said that the present moment was
frauRht with daagsr 20 Europe. II q
eantiiet between Germanic and SIav
ideas should ever occur, be said. EeFvia
should not participate, but would re-
main spectator. Il WonId be impossi-
BILE 60 0eEmenixs 6eEvia individually.
hnt it might be Slavicizea and then Il
would disappear. The Ohrenovifch
family, his family, live only for the Ser
Wan idea. My desire be continued,
q ia 20 follow family traditions which
aEe the secret Of my foreiRn policy
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SAE FRAEoEsoo, Dec. 23.--The hghf
between Paddy Ryan and Joseph 40
Aoliffe for 5000 at the rooHas az The
California Athiefic 0lah toaiaht was
declared Ia favor OF MeAuliae, Ryan
having thrown up the sp0nesat The end
Of the third round. after being knocked
down twice.